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Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror

Kirie Goshima is a teenager living in Kurouzu-cho, a small coastal town in Japan. Her quiet life begins to change when she notices strange behavior in the people around her, starting with the father of her boyfriend, Shuichi Saito, who becomes obsessed with snail shells and spiral patterns. Shuichi is convinced that the town is cursed by the uzumaki, the spiral shape that appears everywhere: in water, in the air, in plants, and even in the human body. As the obsession spreads among the residents, Kirie and Shuichi witness how the spiral consumes their neighbors, transforming their lives into a nightmare. What begins as a series of disturbing events soon becomes an inescapable descent into

Platinum End

Mirai Kakehashi is a young man drowning in despair. After losing his parents, he lives under the care of abusive relatives, and on the night of his middle school graduation, he decides to end his life. Before he can, a pure white angel named Nasse saves him and offers him a new purpose: supernatural abilities and the chance to become the next God. To claim that position, Mirai must compete against twelve other chosen humans within 999 days. This battle royale forces him to fight for survival against rivals who will do anything to obtain ultimate power. With an angel by his side, Mirai must decide how far he is willing to go and what he is willing to sacrifice to win.

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai

Sakuta Azusagawa is a sharp-tongued, aloof high schooler who doesn't even own a cell phone. During a visit to the local library, he comes across a girl dressed as a bunny wandering the halls. To his surprise, she turns out to be Mai Sakurajima, a famous actress and his upperclassman who is currently taking a break from the entertainment industry. Even stranger, Sakuta realizes that he is the only one who can see her. Mai gradually becomes invisible to everyone around her, and her condition reminds Sakuta of the struggles he and his sister have faced. These phenomena are known as Adolescence Syndrome, a supernatural condition that warps the lives of teenagers in mysterious ways. Determined

At The End of The Road

Eighteen-year-old Yoon Taemin has spent his life fending for himself in a cruel world. After a vivid dream of a boy stepping into traffic, he dies the exact same way—struck by a speeding truck. He wakes up in the body of Min Siwoon, a frail teenager who jumped off a building. Siwoon is surrounded by wealth and loving parents, yet everyone around him, even his brother, despises and bullies him for being unable to stand up for himself. Taemin accepts his new life as Siwoon, using memory loss as an excuse to protect himself. But his past catches up when he meets Han Siwon, a childhood friend who is nothing like the weak boy Taemin remembers. Siwon immediately recognizes Taemin inside Siwoon's

Nickelodeon

A serial killer stumbles into an unexpected romance. Historical figures return from the dead and must navigate a world that has moved on without them. A ghost with very particular tastes offers commentary on the lives of the men she observes. These are just a few of the strange encounters collected in Nickelodeon. This anthology gathers dozens of short, self-contained stories that blend psychological unease with absurd humor and sudden tenderness. Each tale introduces a new set of characters facing a bizarre or supernatural twist, from cursed objects to unsettling transformations. As the stories unfold, ordinary situations slip into the uncanny, and characters are forced to confront desire

Usemono Yado

There exists a secluded inn, known only to those who have truly lost something precious. Its proprietress, a young woman with an ageless presence, welcomes guests who arrive burdened by the absence of a cherished object, memory, or connection from their past. Within the quiet rooms of this establishment, visitors are said to always find what they have been missing. Each guest's stay unravels a unique human drama, as the recovery of a lost item often unveils hidden truths and unresolved emotions. The inn itself becomes a silent witness to these intimate mysteries, where the boundary between the tangible and the ephemeral blurs, prompting both characters and readers to ponder the true nature